We are looking to buy an air Awning for our Swift Challenger suitable for use with an annex and wondering if there's a vast difference between quality & price?
From the research we did before buying ours, and from looking at air awnings on site, Kampa seems to do very well. We bought the heavier quality fabric; not a cheap option, but you get what you pay for. A cheap awning is a false economy!
We have always had Bradcot awnings not the cheapest but the quality speaks for its self we are currently using the Bradcot
Aspire Air and can't praise it enough
Quote: Originally posted by rod williams on 10/7/2016
We have always had Bradcot awnings not the cheapest but the quality speaks for its self we are currently using the Bradcot
Aspire Air and can't praise it enough
Hi,
We have just bought a Vango Kalari 420 and an annexe to go with it. It looks smashing up and has extra depth to it. Good quality double ripstop fabric - lots of positive things said about Vango airbeam tents, so hoping same for the awnings.
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Topic: Air awning advice
